Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 7,377 replies

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9 Nov 2006, 15:40 #2841
Saito_Hajime wrote:

Agreed. I think they lost Tim Thomas to the Clippers, that might have contributed to their slow-paced game. :sweat:


K. Thomas and a slower Stoudamire doesn't help their running game...i think they are lacking in speed this year... :shakehead: :beaten:
9 Nov 2006, 15:43 #2842
qilver wrote:

K. Thomas and a slower Stoudamire doesn't help their running game...i think they are lacking in speed this year... :shakehead: :beaten:


Time to jump on the Clippers bandwagon, ne? :beaten: :hehe:
9 Nov 2006, 15:44 #2843
Saito_Hajime wrote:

Oh boy, you are in deep trouble there. I have Boris Diaw in the NJ Nets league and that guy is hurting me in rebounds and blocks, though there is the assists as a consolation, but that is not the stat I am looking forward to for a Power Forward. :shakehead: Good thing I have David West to back him up.


yes, but that's probably my best team this year, having Okur, Frye, Boozer, Shawn Marion, Caron Butler, Mike Miller, David West, Boris Diaw, Ray Allen, Gilbert Arena, Brevin Knight, Morris Peterson, and Raja Bell.

don't ask me how to draft a team like this, it's an autodraft league.
9 Nov 2006, 15:47 #2844
Saito_Hajime wrote:

Time to jump on the Clippers bandwagon, ne? :beaten: :hehe:


well....I was into the Clips even before Phx....which is my 2nd fave team, Clips are tops...
Lakers are ok...too
I am not into the eastern teams at all...all west for me. :metaldevil: :bonk:

but some players are good to watch, like L. James, Wade.
9 Nov 2006, 15:48 #2845
speed.sheep wrote:

yes, but that's probably my best team this year, having Okur, Frye, Boozer, Shawn Marion, Caron Butler, Mike Miller, David West, Boris Diaw, Ray Allen, Gilbert Arena, Brevin Knight, Morris Peterson, and Raja Bell.

don't ask me how to draft a team like this, it's an autodraft league.


That's a pretty competitive lineup there, you should be able to reach the playoffs with that roster. But you may lack in blocks with that roster, if Andris Biedrins is still available in the free agents pool then I suggest that you pick him up and waive Frye or Diaw. ;)
9 Nov 2006, 15:51 #2846
qilver wrote:

well....I was into the Clips even before Phx....which is my 2nd fave team, Clips are tops...
Lakers are ok...too
I am not into the eastern teams at all...all west for me. :metaldevil: :bonk:

but some players are good to watch, like L. James, Wade.


I see. Well the Nets are in the east so I should say that I am into eastern teams, but I follow the league as a whole due to fantasy basketball :bonk:
9 Nov 2006, 15:54 #2847
Saito_Hajime wrote:

That's a pretty competitive lineup there, you should be able to reach the playoffs with that roster. But you may lack in blocks with that roster, if Andris Biedrins is still available in the free agents pool then I suggest that you pick him up and waive Frye or Diaw. ;)


thanks your advice. Biedrins is still a FA in my league, I will pick him up later. btw, it's a roto league so we don't have playoffs.
9 Nov 2006, 16:00 #2848
speed.sheep wrote:

thanks your advice. Biedrins is still a FA in my league, I will pick him up later. btw, it's a roto league so we don't have playoffs.


Cool! I'm sure the guy will not let you down. He has a total of 13 blocks to go along with 32 rebounds in 3 games, this are good numbers for an unknown guy.

I see. I have tried participating in a roto league last year, and I finished 5th out of 12 teams. :sweat: I'll just stick with Head-to-Head leagues. :mrgreen:
9 Nov 2006, 16:09 #2849
Saito_Hajime wrote:

Cool! I'm sure the guy will not let you down. He has a total of 13 blocks to go along with 32 rebounds in 3 games, this are good numbers for an unknown guy.

I see. I have tried participating in a roto league last year, and I finished 5th out of 12 teams. :sweat: I'll just stick with Head-to-Head leagues. :mrgreen:


After the first week, I think the H2H is far better than roto when playing fantasy basketball cuz H2H is more exciting and fewer dead teams. (there's so many quitter & sore losers in roto leagues) :usuck:
9 Nov 2006, 16:16 #2850
speed.sheep wrote:

After the first week, I think the H2H is far better than roto when playing fantasy basketball cuz H2H is more exciting and fewer dead teams. (there's so many quitter & sore losers in roto leagues) :usuck:


That's exactly why I prefer H2H than roto leagues. H2H is more competitive and provides rivalries which makes the games more exciting. :metaldevil:

If only you have seen my invitation a little earlier to join in my Nihon league....... :sweat:
9 Nov 2006, 22:09 #2851
Lakers lose to Blazers 101-90, Bynum 20 minutes, 2 pts. 5 reb. 6 pf, the learning curve continues
9 Nov 2006, 22:24 #2852
muwahahaha...!!! Raptors won against 76ers by two :bleh: xD
9 Nov 2006, 23:16 #2853
gaijin mark wrote:Lakers lose to Blazers 101-90, Bynum 20 minutes, 2 pts. 5 reb. 6 pf, the learning curve continues


The old Lakes return: Kobe scores 32, the rest of the team disappears.
10 Nov 2006, 05:05 #2854
bmwracer wrote:

The old Lakes return: Kobe scores 32, the rest of the team disappears.


lol! its like 1 vs. 5 xD
10 Nov 2006, 12:44 #2855
bmwracer wrote:

The old Lakes return: Kobe scores 32, the rest of the team disappears.


another rerun!? :doh:
going to be a long season if this keeps up....
10 Nov 2006, 20:43 #2856
The Dallas Mavericks finally had a taste of victory by beating the Phoenix Suns 119-112. The Mavs now have a 1-4 win-lose card :sweat:
11 Nov 2006, 10:00 #2857
Saito_Hajime wrote:The Dallas Mavericks finally had a taste of victory by beating the Phoenix Suns 119-112. The Mavs now have a 1-4 win-lose card :sweat:


Phx, and Dallas, off to a slow start this year.... :sweat: :doh:
11 Nov 2006, 13:09 #2858
qilver wrote:

Phx, and Dallas, off to a slow start this year.... :sweat: :doh:


Yeah, hopefully they will bounce back soon before it's too late. :sweat:


The New Jersey Nets lose to the Miami Heat 106-113. :( The Nets are now 2-2 in the standings, with 2 of their lose came from the hands of their east rival, the Heat. :shakehead:
11 Nov 2006, 14:26 #2859
The Detroit Pistons beat the LA Lakers 97-83. Damn, those Pistons are still on a roll even without Ben Wallace :argh:
12 Nov 2006, 15:16 #2860
Saito_Hajime wrote:The Detroit Pistons beat the LA Lakers 97-83. Damn, those Pistons are still on a roll even without Ben Wallace :argh:

That's 'cause they're a TEAM, not a buncha guys just wearing the same jerseys. :beaten:

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